It’s official: solar development is on pause in Kossuth County. The Kossuth County Board of Supervisors signed the ordinance Tuesday, Oct. 1, imposing a nine-month ban on the processing of ...

ALGONA—Gavin Weber of Algona placed sixth overall in a loaded field of 110 runners to highlight the performances of the four area boys cross-country teams on Monday, Sept. 30 at the Algona ...

The Algona FFA Chapter will be starting their annual fruit, cheese, and sausage fundraiser Thursday, Oct. 3. Members will also be selling Skoglund Smokehouse Meats, gourmet popcorn and pickled herring ...

At the Kossuth County Farmers Market we are wrapping up another successful season quite soon - the final days of the market are October 5 and October 12. Be sure to stop by for fall produce, homemade ...

As a registered nurse and hospital CEO serving this community, I understand the challenges facing seniors when it comes to accessible, affordable health care. Choosing the right Medicare health plan ...

The Shriner’s had another great cruise on Sept. 25, with 25 vehicles and 45 participants. They cruised the nursing homes and the residents enjoyed seeing all the vehicles. There were lots of smiles ...

Mayor Rick Murphy earned his Certified Elected Municipal Official designation in 2024 and was recognized by the Iowa League of Cities at the organization's fall conference.

Senior quarterback Alex Manske tossed a school record five touchdown passes, all in the first half, to lead No. 1 ranked Algona to a 53-25 Class 3A district opening win over Charles City on Friday, ...

LAKE PARK—Senior Austin Schmidt had a huge night to help lead the West Bend-Mallard Wolverine football team to a 51-12 eight-man victory on Friday, Sept. 27 over the Harris-Lake Park Wolves to spoil ...

The Kossuth County Democrats held their 2nd annual Dolores Mertz Scholarship Fundraiser and Chautauqua talk on Sunday. They welcomed special guest Paralympian and State Representative Josh Turek from ...

Iowa continued to experience hot and dry conditions this week allowing Iowa farmers 6.5 days suitable for fieldwork during the week ending September 29, 2024, according to the USDA, National ...